Atlas Lithium Corporation Secures Perpetual Mining Concession for Lithium at Neves Project in Brazil

Reuters
05-29
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/ATLX">Atlas Lithium Corporation</a> Secures Perpetual Mining Concession for Lithium at Neves Project in Brazil

Atlas Lithium Corporation has secured a significant advancement in its operations with the granting of mining concession status by Brazil's Ministry of Mines and Energy. Announced on May 27, 2025, this concession pertains to the company's lithium mineral right number 833.356/2007, covering 1,536.45 hectares within the Neves Project. This concession represents the highest level of ownership for a mineral right in Brazil, allowing Atlas Lithium Corporation to mine lithium indefinitely without volume restrictions, provided they meet the reporting requirements under Brazilian mining regulations. This development underscores a critical milestone for Atlas Lithium, enhancing its capacity to tap into the mineral-rich resources of the Neves Project.

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